finance expenses

The extra $2 million was meant to cover interest and financing expenses for two months, a return of 120 percent on an annual basis.

The Government also paid hospital financing expenses and guaranteed a return on investor equity.

Mr. Hevesi said the city might have to turn to deficit spending - borrowing money to finance expenses.

- financing expenses (disclosed separately in Finance Cash Flow)

In England and France, the Saladin tithe was enacted in order to finance expenses.

The proposal regulates the compilation and characteristics of quarterly data on each Member State's financing expenses and the timetable for their transmission.

He was Secretary for the Treasury from 1916 to 1917, and was said to be responsible for financing expenses for World War I through loans instead of taxes.

--A revolving fund conducts a cycle of business-type operations in which the expenses are incurred to produce goods and services that generate revenue, and the revenue, in turn, finances expenses.

The stated option was to operate the companies so that their synergies could be tapped to reduce the costs of production and distribution sufficiently to offset the ongoing financing expenses associated with the formation of Favorite Brands.

Today the building is more than 91 percent rented to tenants like Goldman, Sachs & Company, Merrill Lynch & Company and major law firms, although it is still failing to cover all of its operating and finance expenses.

When the price gets down to about $6,000, the initial outlay and financing expenses will become competitive with the monthly cost of traditional sources of power, according to Lisa Frantzis, a senior consultant for renewable energy technologies at Arthur D. Little in Cambridge, Mass.